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Cranking a trailer by hand after a long day is rough work. This jack changes that. You can power it with any 18-volt or 24-volt cordless drill using the included drill adapter that swaps in place of the handle. Just squeeze the trigger and it lifts or lowers your trailer fast, no sweat. The drop leg adds another 13" of adjustment to bridge the gap to the ground so you spend less time cranking. It supports up to 1,800 lbs manually and 900 lbs with a drill, giving you plenty of working range for most setups.
Salt, rain, and road grime won’t eat this jack alive. The outer tube is zinc-nickel plated and covered in a rough, wrinkled black powder coat that’s tougher to scuff or scratch. That finish scores a 700-hour salt spray rating, so it’s right at home on boat or cargo trailers that see wet conditions. Even after a year of use, owners call out how the heavy powder coat still looks sharp and keeps corrosion from creeping in.
This jack doesn’t rattle or wobble when extended. The precision-machined steel tubing and composite gears keep movement smooth and controlled. Instead of a wheel, the wide footplate spreads the weight evenly and keeps the jack from sinking into soft ground. It’s a sturdy setup that stays steady even when you’re loading or leveling a heavy trailer.
Keeping this jack in shape is easy. A built-in grease zerk lets you refresh the gears without tearing it apart, and it already comes pre-greased from the factory. The jack bolts directly around trailer frames up to 6-1/2" tall x 6" wide and includes the mounting hardware. Pop the handle off when not in use for a clean look or swap it for the drill adapter whenever you want powered lift.
Customer Satisfaction Score:
98% were satisfied with this product
2% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews
Lazer S.
10/12/2026
Glad to hear it's going to work well for you, David! What kind of boat is that on your trailer?
Gwendolyn Y.
4/1/2025
I bet its nice to know that your tailgate and your jack are safe from one another now. Looks great, Jodie!
Brooke M.
7/3/2025
Glad to hear that, Lee! I'm glad we were able to get the return taken care of quickly. What kind of trailer do you use this on?
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Charles
10/18/2026
I am very pleased with the Jack but I wish I had of went with the higher capacity Jack. The jack performs well but my trailer tongue weight is just a little heavier which when loaded is a little heavier to crank to unhook. The jack performs as it should, I just need a higher weight capacity.